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06 Should I enter my hound in a trial without prior practice? |
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This article is from the Lure Coursing FAQ, by Bonnie Dalzell with numerous contributions by others.
_NO!_
Due to recent rule changes in both ASFA and AKC coursing you CANNOT
enter an unpracticed hound.
Unpracticed hounds are quite likely to be excused or dismissed for
interference.
Even worse they are likely to develop the habit of interference which
they would not have developed had they been properly schooled into
lure coursing.
Continue to:
dog, canine, lure coursing, sighthounds, ASFA, AKC
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